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HomeServices of America announces more executive changes

Alex Seavall steps into an expanded role, while Candace Adams take over Chris Kelly’s vacated role as executive vice president.

4 charts that show why Florida’s housing markets are struggling

Florida’s housing markets were as hot as any after the pandemic began, but now they’re among the coldest due to macroeconomic headwinds.

Attendees encouraged by reverse mortgage conference in California

Attendees offer their thoughts on the first NRMLA reverse mortgage industry event of 2025 and what they found most valuable.

Precision partners: How AI and human expertise are elevating lending excellence

Artificial intelligence has moved from a buzzword to boardroom priority in lending. After years of hype and speculation, we're finally seeing real transformation in how loans are processed, underwritten, and serviced. What's most fascinating isn't ju...

New York Times relights the fuse on NAR settlement, cooperative compensation

Debra Kamin, the Times’ real estate reporter, discussed the NAR settlement business practice changes this week on an episode of “The Daily.”

Buyer questionnaire: The best questions to ask your clients (+PDF)

Start your next ransaction off onthe right off with a buyer quesionnatire

Agents share dueling opinions on off-market listings

For some agents, these private transactions are tools of exclusivity and strategy. For others, they’re a potential breach of fiduciary duty.

Coldwell Banker Realty expands agent transaction support

The program provides agents access to in-house employees, called Client Experience Specialists, who manage non-licensed transaction duties.

Mutual of Omaha reverse AE Kathy Martinez has died

A Mutual of Omaha reverse representative confirmed the news, sharing thoughts about Martinez's industry influence and impact.

Movement to settle dramatic legal battle with Summit

South Carolina-based Movement is close to resolve a two-year legal battle with rival Summit Funding, its founder and president Todd Scrima, and several former employees who transitioned to the competitor.